Shipyard News – Page 30
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NewsNext Generation Shipyards: Designs on the future
Next Generation Shipyards hasn’t been around long – just five years – but it’s already getting known for a range of specialised vessels.
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NewsWorkboat replacement is first of series
The prototype for a new series of eco-friendly workboats is under build for delivery next year to German shipping and waterway authorities, writes Tom Todd.
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NewsComplex work on German special ships
The complex fitting out of the €114 million Atair, the first of three planned LNG-fuelled special vessels for German service, is now underway after hull completion, writes Tom Todd.
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NewsAlewijnse Marine electrical outfitting order
Alewijnse Marine has extended its partnership with Dutch shipyard Dok and Scheepsbouw Woudsend and offshore services provider Windcat Workboats, with an order for the full electrical outfitting of the offshore crew transfer vessels (CTVs) Windcat 45 and 46.
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NewsNew Solent freight ferry
Isle of Wight ferry operator, Red Funnel Ferries, has welcomed its first freight ferry with a traditional ship naming ceremony.
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NewsIntermarine UK grows Portland ship repair facility
Just over a year after relocating to Portland Port in Dorset, the maritime engineering company Intermarine UK has continued to grow
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NewsEuropean shipbuilders collaborate on vessel connectivity
Some of the largest European shipbuilders have announced a new cooperative initiative to develop and demonstrate a connected vessel platform in a project named Code Kilo.
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News45 knot fireboat contract
US commercial marine boatbuilder Metal Shark has been selected to build the next generation of fire boats for the Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Department.
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NewsSecond E-Flexer float out
Stena Line has achieved another milestone in its fleet investment program with the ‘float out’ ceremony of the second vessel in its new generation E-Flexer series.
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NewsLifeboat restoration begins
Since returning to Tyneside, UK the historic Tyneside lifeboat, ‘Bedford’ has been securely stored at the Port of Tyne.
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NewsGerman rescue cruiser under build
Construction is now well underway in Germany on a search and rescue boat for the maritime rescue service DGzRS, writes Tom Todd.
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NewsCamarc pilot boats for Los Angeles
The Port of Los Angeles recently awarded US boatbuilder Vigor the contract to build two 56’ pilot boats designed in Europe by Camarc.
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NewsSpecial survey docking
A&P Tyne has completed a non-routine docking and a special survey docking for Rever Offshore’s diving support vessels ‘Rever Sapphire’ and ‘Rever Polaris’.
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NewsContract for hydrogen powered CTVs
Wind farm major Vattenfall has signed a contract with Windcat Workboats for the provision of crew transfer vessels (CTVs) to service the Hollandse Kust Zuid 1&2 offshore wind farm.
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NewsOffshore vessel equipped for bigger parts
Jan De Nul Group has ordered its third Offshore Jack-Up Installation Vessel with crane capacity of over 3,000t to enable it to handle increasingly larger offshore wind parts.
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NewsFirst Chartwell 24 for offshore wind sector
Seacat Services, has signed a multi-million-pound contract to build a new Chartwell 24 catamaran for deployment in the offshore wind sector.
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Anti-corrosive two coat system
Danish paint manufacturer Hempel is rolling out a highly flexible two-coat water repellent coating – Hempatop Repel 800.
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News3D printing maritime spare parts
Germany headquartered classification society DNV GL has been appointed as the lead researcher of the first phase of a new Singapore-based program to study the feasibility of additive manufacturing (AM), or 3D printing, in the maritime industry.
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NewsFast turnaround for CTVs
Crew Transfer Vessels, the ‘MPI Cervantes’ and ‘MPI Cardenio’ have been purchased from Offshore Support Vessels BV for an undisclosed sum by Manor Renewable Energy (MRE) Ltd.
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Renolit film testing success
The fouling release film Renolit Dolphin S has now been successfully applied to a number of vessels and has obtained good results from submerged panel fouling tests
